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AIS removal
#1
I am planning to paint the rocker cover during the winter months , which will involve removing the radiator and the AIS .
It would seem a good idea to replace the AIS with the Ivan's AIS removal kit , which appears to be a cheap mod and Pats motorcycle page has a step by step guide .
But the instructions do warn that removing the AIS can cause the bike to fail the emissions part of the MOT , has anybody experienced this .
Thanks in advance for any advice .
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#2
there is no MOT emissions test for bikes at the moment

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#3
I think that is for American bikes. mine went straight through its MOT


Mickey
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#4
Doh , I should have known that , I shall order a kit and get that done during winter break .
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#5
Hold on ordering the kit. 

Get 4 x M8 stainless socket head bolts, 12mm long is enough, and a good quality M8 HSS tapered tap and you can do exactly the same for a fraction of the price.

I can't stress enough the importance of getting a good tap, though ... none of yer cheap rubbish or it will end in tears.  And tapered, OK?
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#6
Hi Falcon , thanks for the tip , do you know the dia of the rubber caps , I was thinking of the rubber sleeves they put on the end of cable flexes as an alternative .
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#7
The cap on the vacuum stub in the carb rubber is the same as the other three.  Or, you can just trim the AIS hose there and plug it with a bolt.

I used a cap from a milk carton or something like that to cover the airbox stub.  Dab of silicon, job's a good 'un. Smile
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#8
Cheers for the advice .
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